Slightly fewer moths and less variety than two nights ago but singles of Swallow Prominent and Small Ranunculus were both interesting; third captures of each her at No8. A Pyrausta purpuralis was surprisingly NfG.
Best of the rest were Beet Armyworm, Blair's Mocha, Garden Tiger and Cabbage.
A Willow Warbler was 'hu-eeting' from No 4's apple tree.
Yesterday at Titchfield little of note bar 125+ Black-tailed Godwits, at least five Common Sandpipers, a summer plumage Grey Plover and reports of a Pectoral Sandpiper which I imagine will prove to be erroneous.
Lots of corpses due to botulism.
Precious little insect activity ; this poorly photographed Median Wasp below.
First outing for ages with the GX9 and didn't realise I'd left it on Manual rather tha Aperture Priority. Duh!!
(Common Sandpiper, Common Tern with one of three chicks and Turnstone)
